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Example 1. In these example setups, three independent RAPU's are controlling several different device types. As many as 32 devices may be controlled from a single RAPU. The RAPU itself may be controlled by the onboard LCD and pushbuttons, the IR remote control, or an external RS232 device (such as a custom microprocessor). Notice that up to the maximum number of devices can be connected to any one port. For example, as many as 32 MiniSSC devices could be connected on either RAPU. Only one of the RAPU's output ports (serial, DMX, or TTL) may be used at any one time.
Example 2. In this example, the RAPU is acting as a repeater. VSA is sending the commands and is controlling 16 MiniSSC servos, 4 DMX 20-Amp stage lights, 1 DMX X-Y scanning spot light. Using the RAPU as a repeater allows legacy serial devices to be connected via USB and enables DMX device control.
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